The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-02
LATE FOREIGN NEWS
EUROPEAN.

10 pcrsuhue n -OIummOnu WOlT, the BRITISH
Consul, TO postpone his departure from Con-
stantinople. In his latest dispatch Lord Sal
isbury refused to modify the Egyptian Con-
vention. There are rumors of changes in the
Ministry.
Kiamil Pasha, Grand Vizier, has resigned.
His resignation is in consequence of violent
article published in the MisiDl, attacking the
Grand FlZler, the Cabinet and the whole Adj
mlnlstratlon, which was inspired by the Sui
tan. In order TO excite public indignation
against them and thus cover his own respon-
slolllty IN connection with the Egyptian Con-
vention.
BERLIN, July lin consequence of ru-
NOR that slips of paper had been found in
severl places through which the Imperial train
would pass, endorsed: Tonight, about mid
night, Emperor's train passes. Be ready.'
A fictitious special train was despatched be-
fore the Emperor's. The route from Nav
ence to Darmstadt was lined with police.
Both trains passed safely without incident.
LONDON, July 17-Seyeral slight shocks of
earthquake were felt in Sicily and along the
Italian coast at 8 O'Clock this morning.
Mt. Etna is in state of eruption. No
damage is reported.
VIENNA, July 16.-A circular prepared by
the Pope in reference to Prince Ferdinand as
Prince of Bulgaria has been presented to the
Austrian Government. Count Kalnoky, I'M
perial Foreign Minister, in reply will say
Austria does not object TO Prince Ferdinand,
aud will not exercise her right of vote if the
Prince attempts to occupy the throne.
LONDON, July ia despatch from st.
Petersburg, which has come BY way of Gam
binnen in Eastern Prussia, states that on July
10th, band of religious fanatics attempted
to murder the wife of Grand Duke Nicholas
Constantovich, son of Grand Duke Constan-
tine. nnPll Of the (fZar Tho CO..
the attack was that the Grand Duchess is a
Lutheran and refused to modify the terms of
her marriage covenant, which accorded her
the privilege of remaining Lutheran, and
join the Greek Church. The fanatics were
all arrested. The wife of Vladimir has been
suspected of making proselytes, and this
aroused fanatics against her. 1t is stated
that previous to this attempt religious fanat-
les also tried to kill the Grand Duchess Eliz-
abeth, wife of Grand Duke Sergius. This
lady is also Il Protestant, being daughter
of Grand Duke Louis ", of Hesse.
VIENNA, July 15.--Prince Ferdinand to-day
received the depptation sent officially to notify
him of his election to the Bulgarian throne.
In reply, be said: IF l should follow my
hearts impulse | would hasten to Bulgaria
and put myself at the head of the nation
But the Prince elected ruler OF Bulgaria must
respect the treaties. 1 hope to Justify the
Porte'S confidence and obtain the consent of
the Powers and regain in time Russia's SYM
pathy, to which Bulgaria owes her freedom.
| hope to prove my devotion to Bulgaria when
the proper moment comes"
LONDON, July l5.-The Crimes bill was dis
cusSed in committee in the Lords tonight.
Lord Northbrook, Liberal, expressed surprise
at the summary disposal of the debate ON the
bill yesterday, Before proceeding further
with Irish Legislation he urged party leaders
to give the country definite answers on four
points: Were Irish members to remain in
Westminster? Was the Province of Ulster
to be treated separately from the rest of Ire
land5 Was the duty to maintain law and
order to be intrusted to an Irish Parliament?
Was power over land to be committed to an
Irish Parliament?
Lord Roseberry, Liberal, held that discus
sion on these points was outside the scope of
the Grimes bill. Liberal peers were in hope
less minority and could do nomore than pro-
test against the bill. In conclusion, he said
be felt bound to wurn the Government of the
effects of the measure. Their administration
In Ireland would have to be continued in a
stat of siege.
After further discussion, the bill was passed
in committee without amendment. The bill
will be read third time on Monday.
In the Commons tonight Sis James Fergu-
son, Parliamentary Secretary for the foreign
office, reported that the Egyptian Convention
had not been ratified by Turkey, and Sir
Henry Drummond Wolff, Special Envoy, hav-
ing the matter in charge, would leave Con-
stantinople tonight
heated discussion occurred in the lobby
of the Commons tonight between DR.. Tanner
and Walter Hume Long, during which the
former called Long a id snob." The
Speaker of the House will be informed of the
affair and trouble is expected.
BERLIN, July 14.-Alfred Krupp, brother of
Frederick krupp, of the great firm of cannon
makers, is dead.
. A German resident of Cambria, Depart
ment of Nord, France, writes to the Mann
helm Journal that the anti-German feeling
in Cambria is very bitter, and that he and
other Germans had narrowly escaped being
killed. He and his countrymen were in
suited in the streets and it was hardly safe
to venture out. The KrH. ZeitHIg, referring
to this letter, says 1t is tolerable that Ger
mans should have to endure it. France must
be made to understand there is a " thus far
and no farther F" in the matter.
TIRNovA, July 1.-The Sobranje has re-
fused to accept the resignation of the Re-
gents rendered them on the ground that
their mission was completed now that the
Sobranje had elected a Prince. The Regents
will therefore remain in Office pending the
action of the Powers respecting the election.
LONDON, July l3-The State Bulgarian de-
putation, sent to inform Prince Ferdinand of
his election as Prince of Bulgaria, and in
yite him to 90 to Sofia and to assume the
throne to which he was elected by the So
branje, and confront the Powers with the ac-
complished fact of his occupancy of the Bull
gsrian throne.
ROME, July 13.-The Pope is suffering from
a slight stomach affection and neuralgia. He
Graves iced drinks, notwithstanding his in
disposition.
T1RNovIA, July 13.-The new Cabinet for
Bulgaria has been formed as follows: NJ.
Stailoff, President of Council aud dd interim
Minister of Finances; NJ. Ettchevico, Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs; NJ. Tichomakoff, Min
lister of Public Instruction; NJ. Stransky,
Minister of the Interior; Major Petroff, Min
lister of War; NJ Stailoff has telegraphed to
the Prefacts' Departments ordering them
to release all political prisoners.
BERLIN, July 12.-Emperor William will
arrive at Caster on Monday. During his
STAY he will make the Bodeschloss Hotel his
headquarters. In that hotel, on the 9th
inst, he will meet the Emperor, Francis
Joseph, of Austria. Until this meeting the
policy to be adopted to prevent the election
of Prince Ferdinand, as Prince of Bulgaria,
will not be determined. The present temper
of the German court Is against the election